像你现在每天起早贪黑地 给别人打杂
“The way you're running yourself ragged every day, doing errands for other people”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“be a better place for you to prove your worth?”
像 你现在 每天 起早贪黑 地 给别人 打杂
“The way you're running yourself ragged every day, doing errands for other people”
“for such a small salary, how does that prove your worth?”
“You are slaving away for pennies when you deserve much better.”
Chinese youth frequently debate whether modest hard labor reflects genuine diligence or mere unrewarded exploitation (involution).
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
working from dawn to dusk; slaving away
A vivid four-character idiom describing someone who works exhausting, relentless hours.
running errands or doing chores for someone else
Used colloquially with a depreciating tone to describe menial, unpromising work.